>>540752928YOU LOST BRITANNY
The establishment is devaluing itself as fast as the argentinian peso
>>540752928A pointless comedy election between two eccentric weirdos. I guess part of the reason you can find it fun is that Nigel claims he will pay what it cost to run (although we haven't seen the money yet as far as I know).It will be re-run with proper candidates in the near future.
>>540752928circus
>>540752928>Let's chose a literal dust bin to represent the establishment >Lose anyway Is the goal to actually to prop up Farage as a counter to Lowe?
>what happenedNigel took some money before reentering politicsHis political acumen has clearly slipped because he got asshurt about people talking about itSo it became more of a thing and apparently he violated blah blah whatever standards and can be forced to rerun if something happensSo he announced a resignation ahead of anything being found and reran in his constituency to show no one caresThe other parties want to run against him when the investigation is done and they think he'll be more embarrassedSo only the regular band of election themed clowns ran against him
>>540752928The regime candidate Binface has been defeated.The regime candidate Farage is victorious.
>>540752928Haha so quirky lol I'm sure my 90 year old mom will have a great laugh if I send her this on Facebook! A trashcan Lol :-)
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>>540752928Meme parties & candidates have been a staple of British politics for a very long time. It’s their pathetic way of coping with total emasculation, lack of true democracy and loss of empire after WWII. Monty Python’s ‘Election Night Special’ from 1970https://youtu.be/666OKm08fRA?si=hm0Btlf6iChlRBe5
British humor used to be more funny.
>>540752928Guy on the left was caught in a corruption scandal. He resigned as a ploy to trigger an election which, in his own logic, would mean that the public opinion sides with him instead of the officials investigation him for corruption. The point was to claim that the corruption scandal was just a political ploy by the evil left but the working-class was with him.The rest of the political parties decided not to participate in those elections because they're a sham and based trash bin stepped out as the only other candidate. So in the end Nigel looks like a clown and he still may have to face the corruption charges.
>>540755291What happens when the bin man gets mistaken for a knife bin and gets stabbed?
>>540755861The other parties didn’t participate in the by-election because they knew they would lose. Simple as.
>>540752928We're tired of politicians, fuck 'em all.
>>540755733>British humor used to be more funny.It's BBC/establishment humour i.e massively politically correct and as bent as starmers bum boy
>>540756009Or they didn't want to legitimize him.Either way he ran against a comedian in a trash can suit that actually managed to make some good points while he's stuck with a pyrric victory and an ongoing scandal.
>>540756128>they didn't want to legitimize himA byelection was inevitableFarage wanted to get it over with nowThe major parties wanted to prolong the situationAll the time and money that gets wasted on continuing the investigation and having the second byelection will be because the major parties chose to prolong the situation>ongoing scandalEveryone who supports Farage either doesn't believe he did a corruption, or they believe he did a corruption but they're ok with it, or they think he did a corruption but so does every other politicianThe more I think about this whole stupid saga the more I suspect that the reason I see things differently to the major parties is because the major parties predict he'll lose the second byelection
>>540756425>inevitableNot at all. He triggered it to victimize himself.>Everyone who supports Farage either doesn't believe he did a corruption, or they believe he did a corruption but they're ok with it, or they think he did a corruption but so does every other politicianSo they're either unscrupulous or mentally retarded.>The more I think about this whole stupid saga the more I suspect that the reason I see things differently to the major parties is because the major parties predict he'll lose the second byelectionHe won't lose because populism is grabbing the West by the balls. Only after they inevitably cause everything to go to shit (and/or voters finally realize that you can't be a cool anti-system outsider with fresh ideas and the system itself at the same time) will we get real candidates again. Until then the West will keep inching closer to Latin America-style retards that rule out of spite and bravado.Be that as it may, the fact that he wins doesn't make his corruption scandal good and he's still a clown for triggering an election against a trash bin that made better points than he did.
>>540752928I don't understand the "lol he's a man in a bin suit". He's also a writer from Oxford who works for the BBC and received enormous coverage from the media.If Count Binface was pushing dangerous ideas, they wouldn't be acknowledging the "joke". It's just unfunny millennial humour.
>>540752928STOP THE COUNT!
>>540756925>I don't understand the "lol he's a man in a bin suit".The 'man on the clapham omnibus' is now 'the yute on stolen ebike'The establishment are aiming at the 80-90 iq demographic, which is now 75% of the uk population
>>540756925He's a joke because he walks around with a bin in his face. That's the joke
>>540757201About as funny as people putting on silly wigs.
>>540757236It's britain sir
